Scalable Continuous Variable Cluster State Quantum Technologies
CLUSTEC is a groundbreaking EU Horizon Europe initiative to unlock the potential of optical cluster states for scalable quantum technologies. While quantum computing is evolving rapidly, scalability remains a key hurdle. CLUSTEC is adressing the key challenges.
To build a universal, fault-tolerant and network compatible quantum computer based on continuous variable (CV) cluster state technology.
To address fundamental questions associated with scalability, computational universality, quantum error-correction, and quantum advantage certification.
CLUSTEC is supported by an international consortium of quantum technologists, photonic integrators, mathematicians, computer scientists and quantum information theorists.
CLUSTEC aims to demonstrate the critical steps towards CV quantum computing and quantum networking, exhibiting clear potentials for significant upscaling and fault-tolerance.
CLUSTEC combines unique expertise in both, theoretical and experimental aspects of cluster state technology. With partners from Germany, France, Switzerland, Czech Republic, and Denmark, the project brings together leading researchers and industry partners to drive significant advancements the field.
Explore our comprehensive project description for an in-depth look into the work plan and work packages.
The second General Assembly meeting was hosted at Hôtel Alpes et Lac, Neuchâtel, Switzerland, on January 25th - 26th, 2024. The two-day event boasted a dynamic program filled with stimulating discussions and comprehensive project updates.
The first General Assembly meeting was hosted at DTU on September 4th - 5th, 2023. The two-day event boasted a dynamic program filled with stimulating discussions and comprehensive project updates.
The CLUSTEC consortium kicked off the project with engaging presentations and workshops, setting the stage for a successful journey ahead.